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NEWS IN BRIEF.

David Early was killed BY lightning
while plowing in his field uear Nicholas.
Frank Bsanisser, OF scipio, Ind, was
killed by the accidental discharge Of his
gun in getting over a fence while out
hunting. N s'.-5 isS;lfsss 3 l6,ii
ia. Marlborough, convicted Of murder,
was sentenced in Empcria, Kas., to ono
years hard labor, ,afisr which time be is
to be hanged. 5 25f I55S59S n
An earth convulslon at Croton, Oak,
started an artesian we'll to flowing and
opsned crack in the ground whose depth
has not been ascertained. Ii s.&'s5,.,
x The receipts Of the postal seryice for the
fourth quarter Of 1856, as compared with
those Of the corresponding Quarter of lSS5.
show an increase Of sl.0i4,7s9. ,,.;.5 g56. h '
The Kentucky Distillers' Aeaociation
has decided upon cessation OF tho pro.
duction Of whisky until October l, 1883,
There is already, q three years supply. .
b. The attention Of Governor Gordon. OF
Georgia, has been called to reports Of a
hostile expedition against the Republic Of
Honduras, projected from Savannah, Ga.
John K. Kelly, ,ex. Democratic Alder
man Of Cincinnati, has brought suit
against John R.. Mclean for $50 OOO for
libel in the Enquirer, duplicating Kelly in
the Ross murder. ~ ~. 1850
Reports are to tho effect that roaebugs
are ravaging the lower peninsula Of Dela.
ware, and that the peach crop; will be
scarcely one:iourth.t The change has
comeduring the past two weeks. ,35,
It is proposed BY some Of the stock and
bondholders Of the Ohio Central Railroad
to institute proceedings to act aside the
late foreclosure sale on the main line
on the ground that Il was irregularIy
made. 4 Y 4; 3 " / N "a
J.5H. Corbett, Democratic Assistant
City CLERK, Of Cleveland, o., is under
arrest, charged with forging the will d
Mrs. Nc Donald, an aged lady Of consider
able wealth. III 1. A. Breck and wife, with
whom Corbett boarded, and G. A, Harpey
] are implicated in the crime, ff6RglfF'
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4 baltimore Seaudai,

! BALTIMORE, June lO.-The answer Of
Of Laura Hobsop Brown to tho bill Of
divorceot Alexander Brown, the retired
banker whom she married in 1880, has
been Gled. Z, ,Es,ls e
She denies the allegations OF unfaith.
iulness, and alleges that bar husband ip.
dulged in excessea and associated with
disorderly persons OF both aexes, and that
on one occasion he vlllifed her In the
pYerepce Of visitors and fred q shot from
3 pistol At her. She prays that the bill
may be dismissed. i3;D "a ,;tSs%
when Mr.. Brown marfiei hor she was
tho kseper Of disreputable house, end
had made ho!sslt particularly conspicuous
by driving almost daily with one or two
women oil her kind nlong the fashionable
thoroHgh:sres OF this city.
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No Diamonds There.

WASHING, on, June, lo-A bulletin Is
published by thc Geological Survey upon
thepcsodilits Of Elliot county, Kentucky.
This is the formation which, owing to ita
identity with that, Of tue Aimberly and
other mines Of South Air..ca ana 70 the
sin.ilarlity Of its surrounding geologic COR.
disions, gave rise to the presumptiou that
there might be- diamonds in Kentucky.
Mr.. ]. S. Dil!er, tho author Of the bulle-
tin, makes but brief allusion to this point.
He says that no diamonds have been
found in Kentucky, and that the ahale in
the immediate vicinity Of the dikes doe1
not appear to be sufficiently rich in car.
bonaeeous MISTER to excite much enthu-
aihsrn Ets .tlI5, ,gSt- gL giiss9 : ll7gsl}.s
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They Want Higher Salaries,

WARRINGTON, June l0.-Three thou.
sand postmastera from all over the United
States haro decided to hold an annual
conventiun in Washington in December
next. The object OF the convention is to
urge upon Congress- legislation increasing
the salaries OF postmaaters, and changes
III the classification OF mail matter, ri j " r
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Planning Mill l,t,rnc,,

About half past 4 o'clock Thursday ef.
ternoon the planning mill at Fottorman,
owned BY Messra. John T. AlcGraw and
John ": Mason, Of Grafton, and operated
by ono William Murphy, to whom 1t was
leased, was entirely destroyed BY fire,
me ire started somewhere about; the
boilers. % den The mill was valued at between
s.. 600 and 81 900, and waa partly Insured
Mr.. Murphy had no insurance on hiI
stock aud fixtures and his loss ia tota
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SENATOR SuEnAAN's Springfield speech
Is called bitter, because 1t contained some
bitter trutha. Geu!lemen Of the other
side, 1t isn't Mr. Sherman who has made
tho republican form Of government a farce
in certain Southern States. /: I. " tFl
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Il CnlcAao, June l9.-The attempt Of the
Brlcklayers' Union 70 have al differences
Of the master masons settled by arbitra,
tion has failed. The bosses this afternoon
declined to o'srbitrate, and consequently no
one can tell when the suspension OF build
ing operations in Chicsgo will beoYsr, II
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THE "hell-born Apachea" haven't been
reading the daily newspapers, or they
wouldn't fool their time away on this con.
slneat when London is just thirsting for
aiew moro red skins to lionizs. 0, think
Of tho fun over there, il the Apaches
would consent to go and give the real
thing Tor few nights and q matinee. IVY
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Ban AIlxtura with Eofrne.

DECATUR, ILL, June l0.-Mrs. Pinker-
ton, wife Of the Rev. I. W. Pinkerton,
poured gasoline into a coffee pot by mis-.
take yesterday and .sot the pot on an oil
stove. The gasoline exploded and Harry
Pinkerton, aged eleven years, was fatally
burned. Mr.. and Mira Pinker.on were
badly blistered in trying to save the boy.
The house narrowly escaped destruction.
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Naval Academy Graduates.

ANNAPOLIS, Mp, June Forsy,tour
naval cadets graduated, after q four year's
course, OF tho Naval Academy to-day.
Thecsdets marched 10 tho; chapel this
morning where prayer Was offered BIZ
chaplain Rawson. P resident D. O. Gil
man, OF Johns Hopkins University, Bslti-
Aose, addressed the cadets, alter which,
at the taad Etsnd, the diplomas were con.
ie.s..sd by Secretary " h,tney. 81 y. !;
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Eastman Lost to Wheeling

The dispute between the ZAneaville and
Wheeling management as to where East.
ham properly belonged WAS recently sub.
mitted to President Wykof, Of the Ameri.
can Association, on statement Of the
case made by agreement. Yesterday q
telegram was received from Wykotf say.
Ing that in view Of the facts presented 10
him Eastman must play with Zsneayills
or notat all. The Wheeling management
will probably wait till some other club
gets a claim on the batteries it now has
in view, and then sign them. The man
who hesitates can't run base ball club.
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AND NnAv1,r,1, II
Kupture Said to be Imminent Between IN,
IiaFt} ~ Two Irish Lenher. !'s-i=gI.,,-l ~,

F' A'aFeuAe eaiu 70 Dc imminent Detwcen tho
Two Irish Leaders. i5i15. B
LONDON, June 10.-Ths Irish peassntrv
and tenant farmers near Bodyke are in a
oomewhnt bewildered frame Of mind. be-
ing urged to resistance Of eviction by Mi.
chael Davitt on the spot and exborted 10
patience and inaction by Mr.. Parneil
through his organ, United Ireland The
wishes OF the Nationalist leader are likely
to bo respected in the end, but the earn !.
est appeals OF Dayitt are snra tn hava a
strong immediate effect, and The a;ncnlar
proposition is being mooted among the
1alneliles OF sending one of their best
orators TO Bodyke to preach anew the gos.
pei OF non'reslstance in the hone Of neu-
ttahzlng the effect Of Mr.. Dsvitt's hero.
sses: what ieudo may be caused between
me Nsllonalisss !eadera by such a course
is easily Imaginable, and the yery spects-
Gle OF a house divided against ITSELF would
be demoralizing. 60 "o1'1 ''''
Erlends OF Mr.. Davitt think it likely he
Will soon return 10 Parliament and inro.
claim the doctrine insisted upon by Henry
George, that the proper coursa for ths
Irish people is to assert title to the land Of
their country in toto, and not only revive
the policy of,"No rent" but make II a
permanent one. The issue go eouarelv
raised on this point by Mr.. O'Brien'a atti-
tude toward the George party in New
York has stimulated discussion among
thoae interested, and though Mr., O. 'Brien's
yiews represent those Of the great major
ny Of the party, the usefulness Of the op.
posite tneory as an alternative weapon in
CERTAIN emergencies ia being recognized as
q has never been before. A campaign Of
land naturalization would for ono thing
Pc warmly supported by the English rad.
ical party, which is one Of growing
strength. The subject is likely to be-
touched on in the debate on evictions
which will begin in the House Of Com
mons before the middle of next week, "a
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sr. PAUL, MIN, June lO.-notween 400
and $50 Union bricklayorB quit work to-.
day as an expression Of sympathy with
the striking carpenters. The bricklayers
are now getting 40 and IS cents per hour
ior nine hours per day, and make no ad.
ditionsl demand for themselves. u A pen.
eral mass meeting OF all building trades
will DO held tomorrow night, when it is
said the question Of general strike Of all
the building trade workers will be con
atdarad, ~ 5t3., 5t..,, iE-I.- :. n I
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Profits on the Wheat Deal,

CHICAGO, June lo.--A bit Of flowing
gossip in reference to the wheat clique is
the clique houses have taken in between
$l,25O,0OO and sl,50O,0o0 p.odts on tho
wheat deal since it commenced; :, that the
expense so far in carrying charges, inter:
est, commission, etc foot up to between
$S00,000 and 100000; that ths clique
pays to commission (lc each dsy); that
the 16 mill bushels OF cash wheat in store
averagea the clique So and 81 cents, and
that an obstinate short interest represent
ing 7 mills to 10 mills bushel will not
cattle. y. " s. ~ ~. 49,. 4
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THE G. "A. X, is maturing pension bill
which the President will have chance to
veto, uniess lie can induce the Democratic
House to sit down on 1t. The soldiers are
in earnest about the pension business, and
they are not done with Mr. Cleveland yet,
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Earthquake In Turkestan,

LONDON, June l0.-A5 dispatch received
here to-day states that Vernome, in Tur.
kestan, has been almost wholly destroyed
by earthquakes. Ono hundred and twenty
persons were killed aud one hundred and
twenty-five injuries, including General
Friede, the Governor Of 2srmiretchinsk,
The aeismic disturbances continue, and
people are fleeing to the open country. L
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Shot His Step.motl,cr,

Special Di,pa.eh 10 he IntAli1e,ctr. Es{,
srEunESvILLE, June 10 Shortly after
o'clock this evening Mira. John O'Brien
was shot by her step.son, George. who
was intoxicated. Four shots were fred,
but three taking effect. The one which
in oil probability will prove fatal, WAS in
the back. He escaped, and has not yet
been apprehended. He is about 10 years
of ape. - ~ y Il, g}.., ~. - Z s'i
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WAsulNoros, Pa, Juue lO.-The fuuer-
al Of Hon. John H. Ewing, who died at
bis home here yesterday, will be held on
Saturday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, in the
First Presbyterian church, The students
Of the Washington and Jefferson College
and the Washington Female Seminary
will attend in body. a, u. ssllS1'
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Singing Ia Nns0nir Lodges.

CulcAao, June lo-The German Free
Masons OF this city have formed Gu pr
Qanization called the Free Mssons sanger-
bund, to assist in the work in the different
lodges. AL members must be accepted
Masons and this organization promises to
be one Of the strongest singing societies in
the CITY. IA. E5l ~! n d i- ~ ;f Z 81
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f. NJ q A. ROOMS
Dedicated over at Iridgopott-Au Auapi.
g1sj- VI ciOus Opening. 2 jfi f.

Last evening the Yonpg Mems Chris
tlan Association rooms were tho cceno q
one Of the most enjoyable occasions evel
known In Bridgeport. During tho after.
noon, the ladies who had the entertain.
ment In charge, prepared a bountiiul and
aumptuous repast. Atiivs o'clock supper
was IN readiness, and a continual rush was
kept up from that hour until alter eight
o'clock. All the solids and dellcsciee were
served In abundance. After nearly two
hundred persons had partaken OF the neal,
the tables were cleared away and leo cream
and cake introduced, twenty gallona of
cream from Miss Adolph's and Mrs, Coss'
Ice cream parlors. All OF 1t was sold in n
very short time, during which the crowd
enjoyed themselves in singing and other
ways. The Young Mems Christian Aeso.
citation was frat or aniE ID In that city on.
March 0, 1880, at frs. holding their meet.
inRs In the various churches and eleo.
where. Since then they have moved to
better quarters, on April lst moving TO
Og!ebay'a rooms. Lately Mr.. Oelebsy has
rehtted the rooms In elegant style. The
reading room is Is by Is fleet, large and
roomy, and will be carpeted and furnished
to-day. 55iI l55tf01-6 ST77 80
The general room for all exercises md
meetings Ia Al by. Is feet and connects by
two large eliding doors with the gynna-
slum, which is eighteen feet square, The
cloak room and secretary adjoins the main
room in the rear Of tho reading room, In
the rear Of these are a suite OF rooms, oc-
cupied by George Pitner, who will have
charge OF the rootns es ianitor. The Y.
NJ. O. A. members are highly pleased
with tho convenience OF the new duartsrs.
The Association's active membsrs now
number about seventy.fve, and associate
memberstwenty.Gve. In the readineroom
was q specimen OF beautiful handiwork,
from tissue paper, made and presented 10
the Young Men's Christian Association by
Miss Amy W. Chapman. George Elliott
donated a fine eight-dsy clock. The As.
soclation has proved to be grand success,
and deserves the support and attention OF
all worthy citizens. G5y' i, 5i!!gE'7s.
MI. J. Q. Lynch, General Secretary Of
the Young Men'a Christian Association,
and Mr.. William List, Of Wheeling, were
present, and expressed themselves well
pleased with the dedication. 9s lg I'd
The present officers of tho Associatiou
arc: Joseph B. Loe, President; W, ",
Scott, Vice President; John Chepmsn,
Secretary, aud William Fl. Clark, Trea.
surer. a * Z 8i',g n afIl$' s,,,i
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Brcak In Conoo Market,

NEw Yong, June 10.-The coffee mar
ket suffered decidedly bad break to-day,
aud st times the feeling was ssmi-panicky.
The extreme Losses are from .125 to las
points. nearly l1c per pound. This de-.
cline is the largest ever recorded in one
days trading. The weakening inausnces
Ase general selling, mainly by foreign
houSen. The speculative dealings here
will reach upward of 10000 bags. n
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THE telegraph omits to bring us what
tho President said to the Governor OF New
York. It wac, probably, "a little more Of
tho same, il you please." And then the
President and the Governor asked the la
dies to excuse them while they went out
TO smack their lips. ,'Ey$ 4
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SECRETARY WHITNEY waB at Annapolis
yesterday tolling the graduating tars how
to box tho terrapin and ssab the decks
with champagne. They will have to come
to It sooner Or later, tor the navy is fast
beipr reformed on that basis. gS l!g4i
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Tory LeRtlors AttRckaL.

Il LONDON, June l0.-The Pail Mall Gazette,
in rampant article on the action Of the
Hon. W. H. Smith, the government
leader, in giving notice that lie would to,
day move that the committee name the
time when they. would report the . Irish
Grimes Amendment bill to tho Honse
urges every English and Irish n,ember al
the Parliament who opposes Mr.. Smith's
proposal, from Mr.. Gladstone downwards
to get themselves suspended rather thar
to tamely acquiesce In Mr.; Smiths mon
atrous encroachment on the liberties o
Parliament. .,.'s.'1 ;"5',sss l,
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va Gcrmnny's Grown Prin az.

BERLIN. June lo.-Dr. Mackenzie and
all the German specialists in attendance
upon the Crown Prince had a very long
consultation to- day. Professor YiTchogS v y
leporteo the result OF his microscopical
e1amina'lon OF tho growth last removed
nom tne Pfince's throat. The report was
exceedingly Iesssuriny, and left no doubt
q the ultimate recovery OF tho Crown
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Z THE SPEED PROGRAMME
For tho West vrisinin State Fair, Septemb
zGL-' # -,s,s- @ to 0, 1887. 49,

H"A sAAo West sEislnln Sthte Fair, SeptemD or
u.s. FB-4, - Ito o, 1887. 4s..
Following is the speed programme of
the West Virginia Exposition and State
Fair for 1887, as completed yesterday:
s5@ TUESDAY, sEPTEMBER 0. rs
!. Running mile heats. two in three $500
oaI aiIsi, !; $50: second, sloo; third, $50. -
First, s2ooj second, 500; third, sSo; ioIiiI, "a
WEDNESDAY, eEprEMDER I.
3. Cumming. onc.half mile heats two In three aoo
e, tint. $3.50; second, slOo; third. $50. ! y ~,
4. Ito Class 400
First. 500; second, slOO; third, sGo; ioasth, 10
/, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER s. {, d ~
s. Running. one mile heats, two In three. soo
First. $3.50; second, slo0; third, $50. $3.50 =,
g. 229 class trotting..,. ,, ~ irn
Fitsi S2oo: second 500; third, SEQ; fourth, 10
I. 3Ao class trott 400
first, s9o. second, s!eo; third, $50; iour,h, 10
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8. l5s
s. Running, thEec.quarter milo heats, two ia
a. 800
First, slbo: second 500; third, $50. ~" =" =,
:? @so cihAs 400
Fi'st, 500; second. siOo; third, SO; iour,h 10
Entries in trotting and pacing cIcsoes
close August 20, at 11p.M, Entrieu IN ali
running races close September 5, at 6 P. N.
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LOOKOUT FOR THE BALLOON.
Tho New York Worlds Novel Adyertlsipr
az .,.F Fflf5a.ef Enterprine 1921 . j. a. 3


Ef&g6ig55 Enterprise. : .ys0 ,
Last evening Manager O. R. Tracy, Of
the Western Union Office, received tele.
graphic orders from New York TO watch
out for the New York Worlds mammoth
balloon and to post the operators ut all
way offices with which his Office works to
do the same. The balloon will be released
at St. Louis this afternoon at 2 o'clock,
Central time, and according to the belief
and theories Of those who will 20 up in il.
will be due in the Ohio Valley in about
tTenty.four hours alter leaving st. Louis,
This would put the balloon " in in
this vicinity some time tomorrow
afternoon. The World representative
who are going up in the big eir.ship viii
drop overheard specials at stated periods:
these il found should be at once tele.
graphed to the World. The balloon is the
largest ever made, and the purpose Of the
ascent ia to demonstrate the truth or falsity
Of certain theories regarding air currents.
New York is the objective point. =
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Yellow Foyer Under Control.

WASHINGTON, June l0.-Acting Surgeon
'Genersl stoaer to-day expressed the ,opin'
ion that yellow fever at Key West is we'll
under control, snd that there ia not much
danger Of its spreading beyond ita pres
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Other Games Abroad.

!. At Chicago-Pitts., 3; Chicago, 10. 4
Al BBa!to-Cleyeland, b e; Balto., s. IL
At Phila-Athletic, IL; St. Louis, IA,
At Bos:on-Phila., 4 Boston, Z. 5l AZ
At Detroit-Ipdisnapolis, 2; Detroit, 81
At New York-Brooklyn, II; Gin. s. "
. At New York-Wash'n, q; New York. 0
at New York-Mets, 4; Louisville, s. /
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Base hits-Kalamozoo, II; stenbenville,
4. Errors-Kalamazoo, 4; s!eubenville,
.. Battesies-Watson aud Dillon; Osborne
and Berger. Umpire-McDermoi C!eys-
land was relessad by S!subenvillo on &C.
count Of alleged bad work yesterday in the
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OMAHA, NED June lo.-In the Luth.
eran General Synod to-day proposition
was made to suggest to the trustees of
Wittenberg College, Ohio, to remove the
clergical department to Chicago. This
caused considerable discussion. The Rev.
E. 4. Bel! said 1t would be Impossible to
remove Wittenberg Seminary from Spring.
field, Ohio. In. Chicago, there was no
English Lutheran strength, while at
Springfield there we're strong churches,
and excellent preachers among the Luth.
eran preachers. The East will not al.
ways have the best institutions OF learn
ing. The centre OF culture will move
westward. The recommendation WAS by..
a vote OF the Synod stricken out Of the re-.
port. ,{ 80
DR.. Valentine presented the report Of
the Committee on Common Order Of Ser:
vice, which was continued from the last
convention at Harrisburg, in 1885. The
report stated that the work Of the com.
mittee was completed snd would be pub.
llshed in a few weeks. A common order
OF worship for all English Lutheran
churches in this country has been adopted
=aAsEnglish bodies Of the Lutheran
Church -. y
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steubonvtllo Defentod.

Special Dispatch to The Intslltoencer. - +,
KALAMAZOO, June 1O.-Kslamazo had
no trouble to-day defeating steubenville.
Score: 80. Z,
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PlttAburgll and lssfnrp

Commencing Sunday, une S, and AM con. & n.
tinuing every Sunday until further noticn
the Baltimore 4 Ohio will sell excursion
tickets to Pittsbureh and return At low
late a OF sl 5o, and to Washington, Pa, and
Iet9fn at 81 Co.. TrainR leave at s. and
gay MI returning arrive at I and II 10
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A Close Game.

{tr=is "A Close Game. s
speeia! Dispatch TO he lpte!lige,ccr. IS. ~ =
MANSFIELD, June l0.:-Zanesville de-
ieated the home team to-day by a very
narrow margin. Following is the score: 4
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Ascension Postponad

sr. LOUIS, June 1O.-Owing to unfayor.
able wind currents, the ASCENSION Of the
New York World and Post dispatch bcl-
loon, which had been set for tomorrow "
saturday. has been postponed until
turther notice. It ia predicted that the
wind will be favorable In few days.
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VIII uNvo to rn Dry.

NEW 4oRE, Juno lo.-Judge, Lawrence
IL the Supreme Court to-day gave a de-
clsion In test case Of hotsl keepers, hold
ingihat they could not sell liquor to their
guests with meals on Sunday. 9l +
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-11
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4 CnAgRLEsros, WA, June 100. E.
Field 4 Co., dealerain saddles and harness,
made an assignment to-day. Assets, stock
on hand; liabilities not knowp, l